Postcard Perfect: Taal Volcano
My love for Tagaytay City and the view of Taal Volcano knows no bounds. I would willingly live in this city if our bank account permits us. Sadly, we can’t afford that, just occasional visits to this place.
Photo taken by my brother
We are yet to explore all of the restaurants in the area, if not all at least those that are recommended by foodies in the blogosphere. And of course a closer look at Taal Volcano. But for now, I’d satisfy my love for this place by looking at the photographs we took during our stay there.
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The first postcard I received from you is a photo of the Taal Volcano as well! Love the blueness here…kakamiss!
Amazingly snapped! I like its being blue. It gave a more cool feeling. Tagaytay, though I have never been there yet, always a place that is worth visiting for, very soon.
Great mini post! Cheers!
Wow! Did you take this photo yourself? Amazing! I’ve only been to Tagaytay once but I fell in love with the view instantly. If only we could afford relocating there.
Great photo… I love tagaytay too…
perfect,your brother has a talent in taking photos..
Wow! Really nice! I love your brother captured Taal. Definitely perfect for postcards.
Dropping by here from BC bloggers.
The boys were so amazed when they saw the volcano but at the same time they were worried that it might erupt, lol!
cool shot! we’re lucky enough that hubby grew up near Tagaytay…and we lived a while back in Mendez (just around 5mins away) for a year. love the cool weather there!
ps. may nakita akong African blood lily dun sa Tagaytay…usually summer siya namumulaklak (once a year lang…sigh).